"âThis object is getting a second chance and I like to celebrate the flaws,â she says."
"Byrne employs several underglazes to achieve the perfect sheen or flat finish atop each object."
"My favorite tool is a dustpan broom. Iâm always bashing clay with it to create different effects."
"Byrne highlights the tender charm and understated significance of forgotten and discarded goods."
Australian artist Amiee Byrne focuses on everyday objects, transforming the overlooked into life-sized clay sculptures that emphasize their emotional weight and imperfections. Her bear sculpture exemplifies this, showcasing its well-loved flaws as part of its charm. Byrne skillfully employs underglazes to achieve realistic textures, often using unconventional tools like a dustpan broom to create unique effects. Through her work, she aims to give these ordinary objects a second chance, encouraging viewers to appreciate the beauty in their imperfections and stories.
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